Every cake that leaves our kitchen starts with a recipe that's older than the business itself — handed down, tweaked over Sunday afternoons, and tasted by three generations before it ever reaches a customer's table.
We don't do shortcuts. If a cake needs two days to bake properly, it gets two days. That's the whole philosophy, really.
Five Questions to Ask Before Booking Your Wedding Cake
Start with the date, then how many people, then where the cake will sit. A cake travelling in a warm car needs a different finish to one that stays in a cool room. Tell us the venue and we will plan the rest.
Behind the Scenes
A Day in Our Kitchen, Start to Finish
Mixing starts early, while the kitchen is still quiet. Sponges cool before anything is filled. Flowers and lettering go on last, so they stay sharp. If a bake needs another hour, it gets it.
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Our New Seasonal Flavours Are Here
This stretch is banana loaf with a proper icing drip, and chocolate cookies baked until the middle is just set. The board changes with whatever is tasting good that week.
"Our wedding cake was the first thing our guests talked about. Genuinely the best cake I've ever eaten, and I'm not just saying that because it was ours."
Sophie & James, Cotswolds
"Ordered a letterbox cake for my mum's birthday since I couldn't be there. She rang me in tears — good tears. Will absolutely order again."
Priya, London
"You can taste that someone actually cared about making it. That's rarer than it should be."
Tom, Bristol
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Homemade treats from the Cheshunt kitchen. Tap a bake to see it larger.